SAND18 - Pre-conference workshop: Break the Cycle of Inherited Family Trauma

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SAND18 - Movement to Rebalancing

With Olivier Mortara

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SAND18 - The Ecological Initiation

With Charles Eisenstein

Multiple Realities Can Happily Co-Exist, Suggests Study

By Shawn Radcliffe

Two realities can exist at the same time, at least in the quantum world, suggests a new study.

An Examination of Ethics and Spiritual Teaching

By Rick Archer

It’s a safe bet that everyone reading this article has read accounts of spiritual teachers engaging in questionable behavior. Many of you may have been on the receiving end of such behavior.

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SAND16 - The Spiritual Dimension of Trauma

With Julie Brown Yau

Protesting From Inner Peace

By Jeff Foster

"Deep acceptance of the way things are is the source of all creative change. The perfect paradox." Being…

Healing Trauma and Spiritual Growth: Peter Levine & Thomas Huebl

With Science and Nonduality

In this memorable conversation from SAND 18 Peter Levine, the father of trauma therapy work, and Thomas Huebl, a spiritual teacher known for his work integrating healing of collective trauma, discuss the relationship between healing trauma and...

The Regenerative Wisdom of The Body: Michael Levin

In a short presentation that provides a wealth of critical information, Michael Levin reports on the…

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SAND16 - Mind Body Quantum Mechanics

With Stuart Alan Kauffman

Thoughts on Addiction and a Contemplative Life

By Richard Simonelli

The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous says that alcohol is “cunning, baffling and powerful” in its cause of the disease of alcoholism.

20:00:00 – FREE

SAND18 US — The White Lions: Substantiating the Science and Sacred Science

In the midst of a global lion crisis that treats Africa’s most sacred animals as a killing commodity in cross-border trade, Linda Tucker and specialist lion ecologist, Jason A. Turner, have dedicated their lives to the solution

43:00:00 – FREE

SAND18 US — Spirituality, Archetypes, and Trauma

With Peter Levine

The treatment of trauma is fraught with many pitfalls and “tight corners.” Generally overlooked, however, is an innate relationship between trauma, archetypes and spirituality.